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Gentrification and equality

Posted on August 16, 2019 by anthony rylands

Tanvi Misra writing in CityLab How gentrification impacts community bonds Publication date: 2019 Ranking: useful The article reports on a study which shows that the impact on a community of gentrification can be…

Tagged with: consultation, gentrification, inclusion
Posted in Consultation, Planning, Urban Design

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